Brazil is set to launch its inaugural panda bonds, aiming to raise up to 5 billion yuan ($735 million). This significant debut marks Brazil as the fifth sovereign issuer in China's domestic debt market within a year. Finance Minister Dario Durigan stated the move is a crucial "test" to facilitate Brazilian companies' expansion in China and offers a hedge against currency volatility for their investments.

Brazil is preparing to issue panda bonds, another indicator of the rising popularity of yuan-denominated assets amid a de-dollarisation trend.

Brazil has fired the starting gun on its first yuan bond, the headline of a government finance mission to China this week spanning debt and green deals.

Ministro Dario Durigan entregou carta de intenções ao presidente do Banco Popular da China

Brazil formally kicked off plans to issue its first sovereign panda bonds on Thursday, a landmark move officials said would create new opportunities for bilateral collaboration in…

Brazil is set to launch its inaugural panda bonds, aiming to raise up to 5 billion yuan ($735 million). This significant debut marks Brazil as the fifth sovereign issuer in…

Ministro Dario Durigan protocola junto aos órgãos reguladores do mercado de capitais chinês a Carta de Apresentação da República, documento que inicia o processo para a operação

Após a cerimônia, Durigan negou que a decisão tenha a ver com pressões sofridas pelo Brasil com a política tarifária dos Estados Unidos

Brazil formally kicked off plans to issue its first sovereign panda bonds on Thursday, a landmark move that officials said would create new opportunities for bilateral cooperation…

The Southeast Asian country will offer the bonds in an attempt to better stabilise its national finances as the rupiah continues to fall.

Segundo o ministro da Fazenda, investidores chineses demonstraram grande apetite pelo Brasil